Thank you. Is that the same size you bought. The 14x12?
I've park in some soft soil before and this looks like a good way to limit sinking in too far.
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I've park in some soft soil before and this looks like a good way to limit sinking in too far.
Campin' in the Camp-Inn
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Those are the ones. We've been very stable on them. I jack up the low side first to a few degrees past level, then do the other side. I give them a couple good kicks to make sure the weight is on them.Thank you. Is that the same size you bought. The 14x12?
I've park in some soft soil before and this looks like a good way to limit sinking in too far.
I use one of these when I'm over one degree from level:
ANDERSEN HITCHES | RV Accessories | Camper Leveler System
Thanks.Those are the ones. We've been very stable on them. I jack up the low side first to a few degrees past level, then do the other side. I give them a couple good kicks to make sure the weight is on them.
I use one of these when I'm over one degree from level:
ANDERSEN HITCHES | RV Accessories | Camper Leveler System
I have the Andersen one and use it in the same campground space each year at Grand Teton. (I like the space for all the access to the sky I get for my solar.) I also have some Go Treads for digging out but I like the smaller ones to just not get stuck unable to get the 560 high enough off the ground. I've had some close calls with the front wheel sinking in on rain soaked grass elsewhere. I think those yellow ones will do the job.
Campin' in the Camp-Inn
Novice
I usually put a smaller Camco pad under the front wheel. I store it in the pass-through when not use.Thanks.
I have the Andersen one and use it in the same campground space each year at Grand Teton. (I like the space for all the access to the sky I get for my solar.) I also have some Go Treads for digging out but I like the smaller ones to just not get stuck unable to get the 560 high enough off the ground. I've had some close calls with the front wheel sinking in on rain soaked grass elsewhere. I think those yellow ones will do the job.
Camco RV Stabilizing Jack Pads
TheSongDogHouse
Ranger
Thats what I use too.Those are the ones. We've been very stable on them. I jack up the low side first to a few degrees past level, then do the other side. I give them a couple good kicks to make sure the weight is on them.
I use one of these when I'm over one degree from level:
ANDERSEN HITCHES | RV Accessories | Camper Leveler System